Using Wordpress 4.0.1 , activated multisite for bolgging.
no. of themes are loaded. But when trying to customize themes, the customize.php page not loaded.
Its getting 504: Gateway Timeout Error
Any one know about this?
SOLVED! I figured out what the problem was with. I'll post the solution here, in case anyone else runs into it:
It might be a compatibility issue with one of the plugins, so I deactivated all of them, then I logged out and logged back in. Then I systematically activated each one, one by one. After I activated one, I'd check the customize page to see if it was the one causing the issue. I found that the Network Latest Post plugin is the one causing it to hang up for me.
Hope that helps someone!
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My WordPress website is hosted on GoDaddy VPS. Can able to make successful login to the wp-login page but when its redirect to the wp-admin page and I am getting HTTP 500 ERROR on all admin pages.
Its seems some PHP fatal error happens on the admin page. Please try by deactivating all plugins one by one via FTP (You can rename each plugin folder name, it will deactivate the plugin).
This is normally caused by .htaccess issues. Why not try to delete the .htaccess. And trying. If that doesn't help, hopefully this link might be useful https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-fix-the-internal-server-error-in-wordpress/.
Before trying the "Re-uploading Core Files" comment on the progress. Will let you know others ways that might be workout.
So I've just moved a Wordpress site to a new hosting provider, and the strangest thing is happening..
I have a contact form (the same contact form) at the bottom of each page on the site, each page loads fine, except for the home page. If I try and load the home page, I get a 403 Permission denied error. If i disabled the plugin, or remove the form from that page, it loads fine.
I suspect it might be a permissions issue but I have no idea where to even start looking. Everything else on the site works fine.
It's Gravity Forms btw.
Also, I know this might not be the right place to ask but I'm at my wits end here trying to work this out.
So after going through some logs etc i discovered it was php mod_security that was triggering on a false positive on an iframe that gravity forms was producing. Still not sure why it was only happening on the home page though.
I contacted the hosting provider and asked them why it was happening and they just advised they'd turn it off. Which they did and it's working fine now. If anyone wants to add anything to this please do.
Check your wordpress options table. Your old site link is still there, as it seems. Replace it with new one.
I have a site that is implemented in Joomla 3.1.5 on which the following are installed
http://www.joomlart.com/joomla/templates/ja-muzic --> This is the theme
http://www.jomsocial.com/ --> Used as the community plugin
http://www.kunena.org/ --> The forums plugin
http://getk2.org/blog --> The Blog plugin
Of course there are some custom components and modules that are implemented.
The issue i am facing is that there is some kind of conflict happening between the sessions i think. What happens is that the session times out randomly or i get a error message as "Invalid Token". All this even when the pages is being used continuously.
I have checked the value in the back-end config , Session Lifetime is set to 60 and Session Handler is set to Database
Let me know if you need more info.
Any help or direction would be appreciated.
Thanks
The problem is actually caused by JomSocial and the cache plugin. Try disabling caching or changing the order of the cache plugin.
Worst case scenario, you can disable the "Invalid Token" issue in the code - but that solution would be a bit extreme (but, if all else fails, it's the only solution).
PS: For an in-depth about the "Invalid Token" error, you can check here: http://www.itoctopus.com/invalid-token-on-joomla-login
I have been working on an elgg site but have found that whenever I log out, the session does not seem to be cleared and I am logged back in within a few seconds. I have to delete my browser history in order to stay logged out.
I have disabled the social login plugins that I am using yet still the same issue occurs.
Has anyone else experienced this and does anyone know how I can force Elgg to completely clear the user session on logout?
The problem was being caused by the 'profile_manager" plugin from ColdTrick. I narrowed it down by disabling plugins and then once I discovered the offending item, I tried changing its load position. By placing it at the very end of the plugins list, the issue was solved.
Thanks.
For 2 days now I have been trying to access my admin page for the zencart on a site I am working on, I have re-uploaded the whole zencart numerous times and I keep getting a blank page when I go to the admin section. Can anyone help?
We will probably need more details to really be able to help. If you just see a blank page (have you checked the source code in the browser? Is it completely blank?) you will need to check the error logs to be able to trace the problem.
If you are using Zen Cart version 1.3.8a or higher you will have the error logging tool enabled by default, so you can have a look for logging files inside the /catalog/cache folder. Take a look at a few files and look for fatal errors, because you probably will have one of those if you are getting a blank page.
By the way, that kind of error doesn't happen without good reason, What is the last thing you have modified/added to your admin site? A new contribution perhaps?